Wison Zorn wrote: >Just as a side comment, one thing brought vividly to my attention in at >least Bavaria and probably other parts of Europe was just how differently >women are still perceived in the workplace as opposed to America. <snip> >That plus jokes about women >were much much more commonplace as was the notion that women should be >subservient in the home, in the UK, France, and Germany where I visited. Don't know where in the UK you went to, to be honest. Yes ... there's some, I guess. There's a few aristocratic types, I guess, who rabbit on about 'REAL femininity' by which they mean they want their women to faint and swoon and do nothing more than look like wallflowers on their arm, but they're pretty much a travesty. And then I guess there's maybe a few working-class types who are inclined to pretty much lock their women up in the house and not let them out, but I think they'd get beaten up pretty quickly by the girl's mother. Kool Musick Keep Musick Kool _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @... address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [L-OT] Battle of the Sexes
2001-11-12 by Kool Musick
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